June’s famous mathematicians in history. Highlighted this month is ALAN TURING and BLAISE PASCAL Each month contains a poster available for display in classroom or wherever to try and relate some history to mathematics. If you found this resource useful, please rate or review.

A worksheet containing different skills relating to finding equations of linear graphs. It is a gradual build up of questions of moderate difficulty, scaffolding how to answer how to find the equation of a line given two pairs of coordinates. If you found this useful please rate and review.

A small presentation you can include in a lesson about 3D shapes. I’ve found useful for a mixture of classes ranging from high ability Y7s to lower ability Y10/11s. There is a PPT and a Word Document included. Please note the teacher notes at the end of the powerpoint just clarifying why the answers are incomplete regarding some of the shapes. I hope you find it to be of some use, if you did please rate/review. Dux

A worksheet trying to apply some semi-circles in real life, some examples a bit stretched! It’s scaffolded at each step, along with a little stretch question at the end to promote a bit of problem solving. Hope this is of use to some, if so, please rate / review. ** Now with answers **

Diagnostic questions based on those created by Mr Barton Maths. These have been created and edited to be used with the new A Level. They are only the AS Exponentiation and Logarithms. Note this does contain some differentiation, however this is the only time differentiation is mentioned for logarithms. I will update with more as and when I have time. Answers are minimal, will update over the next half term. If these were useful to you please rate and review. Dux

A worksheet scaffolded to aid students in understanding how to find the area of an annulus. Extra challenge at the bottom, which involves a bit of problem solving and an inverse step. Hope you find this useful, it’s in a Word document so you can change the names to pupils in your classes! Now with answers Please rate / review!

This is the second in a new series of worksheets I’d like to create, each being Really Specific to a certain topic. For example this one is expanding brackets with a(bx-c) where a,b are positive, c is negative. Let me know if you use it - and would like more creating.

This is the first in a new series of worksheets I’d like to create, each being Really Specific to a certain topic. For example this one is expanding brackets with a(bx+c) where a,b,c are all positive integers. Let me know if you use it - and would like more creating.

A worksheet/walkthrough, that guides students on how to approximate solutions to linear equations graphically. It begins with linear equations of the form ax+b=0, moving on to ax+b=c and then of the form ax + b = cx +d. Hope you find it useful, please leave a review.

Plain old pair of axes with an x-y table to accompany it.

A game based on the very popular Cards Against Humanity game. This is game for students to play to increase their confidence with calculus. Included in the pack is a mixture of calculus seen across first and second year A Level Mathematics. Included in the file is a set of empty cards should you wish to use these to make your own. I haven’t actually used these with my class yet, so if there any improvements or adjustments please do let me know!